The novel mainly tells the story of the heroine's family who had to move to a Tibetan area for some reasons, where the heroine's father married a Tibetan mother, and later they had three daughters and a son. Each child had a different fate, among which the heroine's fate was the most bumpy and unfortunate. The heroine's husband left her a hundred days after giving birth to the child. She and the child depended on each other. Later, she ignored the dissuasion of her sisters and brothers and lived with a man who loved to brag and drink. Life was difficult and she had to pay off the loan. The man wanted to engage in planting and breeding but failed. The family asked her not to be with that man, but he refused to listen and eventually broke up with the family. Later, the man died in a car accident on the way to sell cattle. The heroine was heartbroken, but thinking of her young children, she could only grit her teeth and persevere to survive day after day, year after year.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
